Dictionary meanings for utsad from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
1 P. 1 To sink(fig. also), fall into ruin or decay; utsīdeyurime lokāḥ Bg. 3. 24.
2 To leave off, quit.
3 To rise up. Caus. 1 To destroy, annihilate, bring to ruin; utsādyaṃte jātidharmāḥ Bg. 1. 43; Ms. 9. 267.
2 To overturn, upset (pots &c.).
3 To rub in, anoint (as with oil, perfumes &c.); Y. 1. 277.
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
(ud-sad) P. A1. -sīdati, -te (Ved. 3. pl. /ut-sadan) to sit upwards; to raise one's self or rise up to (acc.), ([ Gmn.; ]) RV. viii, 63, 2; to withdraw, leave off, disappear; to sink, settle down, fall into ruin or decay, be abolished TS.; S3Br.; MBh.; Bhag.;... mfn. excellent, Divya7v. 1321,3 31847.1 m. excellence, ib. 1321,3 31847.2 f. vanishing, fading, absence Pat. 022244 182,1 31848